RT:
Anders Behring Breivik refused to appeal a prison sentence that could keep him locked up for life, saying it would legitimize Norway’s legal system. Having been found sane, he apologized to militant nationalists for “not killing more”.
In an often harrowing 13-month legal proceeding which found Berivik guilty of carrying out last July’s bombing and shooting massacre which killed 77 and wounded over 240, the Norwegian far-right extremist remained defiant until the end.
In his final statement before the court, Breivik insisted he did not “recognize the court as it “received its mandate from political parties that accept multiculturalism.”
“Since I don’t recognize the authority of the court, I cannot legitimize the Oslo district court by accepting the verdict,” he continued. “At the same time I cannot appeal the verdict, because by appealing it, I would legitimize the court.”
Shocking those attending the final session with his cold-hearted defiance, Breivik said “I wish to apologize to all militant nationalists that I wasn’t able to execute more” before being cut off by a judge. He would give one final clinched-fist salute before being led out of the courtroom for the last time.

Categories: Extremism, Intolerance, Norway, Terrorism